I would recommend squeezeslave, if it actually worked with SC 7.0.
It seems to be even more buggy now.
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OK - now I realize how daft the original question probably was, but for
the uninitiated- here's what I did:
This for Debian Etch system, also hosting the Slimserver. First add
the "non-free" repository to /etc/apt/sources.list - "deb
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian etch main non-free"
Run aptit
I appreciate the input guys - but this is running headless on Debian
Etch - all the latest updates applied.
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JJZolx;272900 Wrote:
> Are you running on Windows? I'll bet this bug is still valid for the
> most recent Softsqueeze builds:
>
> 'Bug 4736: Softsqueeze on Windows doesn't accept command-line options'
> (http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4736)
>
> The only way I've ever gotten Softsq
No - this is on a Debian box, running quietly in a corner of my office,
never causing any trouble, just doing what it's supposed to do all the
time (until I get involved in another project like now!).
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Are you running on Windows? I'll bet this bug is still valid for the
most recent Softsqueeze builds:
'Bug 4736: Softsqueeze on Windows doesn't accept command-line options'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=4736)
The only way I've ever gotten Softsqueeze headless to work is to use
the
Thanks - that got a new answer...
ben:/usr/share/headlesssq# java -Djava.awt.headless=true
-Dserver=localhost -Dskins=headless -jar SoftSqueeze.jar
Failed to find Softsqueeze libraries.
I've copied all the files subdirectories from the slimserver directory,
including /lib and /icons. Everything
Try this:
Code:
java -Djava.awt.headless=true -Dserver=localhost -Dskins=headless -jar
SoftSqueeze.jar
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Here's what happened...:
ben:/usr/share/headlesssq# DISPLAY=localhost java -Dserver=localhost
-Dskins=headless -jar SoftSqueeze.jar
(.:5813): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
ben:/usr/share/headlesssq# java -Ddisplay=localhost -Dserver=localhost
-Dskins=headless -jar SoftSqueeze.jar
(.:5815
julescurt;272811 Wrote:
>
> ben:/usr/share/headlesssq# java -Dserver=localhost -Dskins=headless
> -jar SoftSqueeze.jar
>
> (.:30719): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
>
Oohh? I really don't understand why that is happening. So this is
really mostly blind guesswork, but you could try
DISP
Yep - I've copied all the softsqueeze files into another directory
/usr/share/headlesssq and trying to run from there - here's what
happens...
ben:/usr/share/headlesssq# java -Dserver=localhost -Dskins=headless
-jar SoftSqueeze.jar
(.:30719): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
There's quite a
julescurt;272641 Wrote:
> I've been trying to follow this thread - but when I try to run
> softsqueeze, I get
>
> (.:6608): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
>
> My server runs headless, so no graphical environment installed - any
> thoughts? I'm running the latest stable Debian / slimserv
I've been trying to follow this thread - but when I try to run
softsqueeze, I get
(.:6608): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
My server runs headless, so no graphical environment installed - any
thoughts? I'm running the latest stable Debian / slimserver /
softsqueeze...
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bhaagensen;271190 Wrote:
> just copy the entire contents of
> $SQUEEZECENTER/HTML/EN/html/softsqueeze/ (or get the jar-files from
> cache) to somewhere you'd like to run softsqueeze from, and start with
> the usual cli-line, i.e. 'java -Dserver=192.168.1.5 -Dskins=headless
> -jar SoftSqueeze.jar'
stephenkca;271124 Wrote:
>
> Is there an easy way to get Softsqueeze 3.6 to run in headless mode
> once it has been installed? I'm not familiar with how the downloaded
> app differs from a jar, but when I look at what is being run it doesn't
> look at all like what the previous versions looked
This is likely a newby sort of question, but I hope to avoid doing the
digging myself:
Is there an easy way to get Softsqueeze 3.6 to run in headless mode
once it has been installed? I'm not familiar with how the downloaded
app differs from a jar, but when I look at what is being run it doesn't
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